go to ESPN fantasy section then on the right of your screen it says create a league.
cbssports is pretty good too
PR15 stands for "Player Rater 15." It is a rating system developed by ESPN that takes the player statistics in relevant fantasy statistical categories for the past 15 days, and compares them to the average player. A positive PR15 indicates that a player is above average, a negative rating indicates a player is below average. The 15 indicates that the statistics for the past 15 days are used.
When a trade has been accepted by both managers the players will transfer automatically to their new teams. However some leagues require a 24, 48, or 72hr review period for which other teams can vote on the equality of the trade. Once that time span has passed and assuming it wasn't vetod they will move. Alternatively the league manager can "push" the trade thru to expedite this process. Chk your league settings (tab at top of page) to determine the review period legnth and set up.
Fantasy Baseball is more general, as it refers to any type of fantasy competition in baseball. Roto is a type of such a competition, as opposed to head-to-head.
Roto is short for rotisserie, which translates stats of your players into points, and the team in your league with the most points wins.
Rotisserie Baseball was the original and played a 4x4 format for its league. It was started in New York City about 1980. Most of its members loved to play Strat-o-Matic as boys and this took its place in many cases. Today, thanks to computerized stats, fantasy baseball can take on many more statistical categories and can be played head to head as well.
Waiver Wire is the first 2 days after a player has been dropped or added by a team or added to fantasy baseball. So, if someone drops Jeff Francouer on Monday, you can try to claim him. If he doesn't get claimed, by Wednesday he is a free agent. Claiming is when you add and/or drop (a) player(s). Waiver Priority is the order of claiming. If six teams claim Jeff Francouer, the team with the highest Waiver Priority gets him. Waiver Priority isn't first come first serve, but free agency is.
An automated draft is when the system creates your team for you. The draft goes like this:
The #1 overall ranked player: Team with the first draft pick
#2: 2nd draft pick
#3: 3rd draft pick
And so on.
They are in the starting lineup for their game that day.
yes just go to game modes, franchise, pick your team, and then switch the fantasy draft option to yes.
TB is an abbreviation for Total Bases: a batting statistic that measures a player's ability to make base hits; calculated as the sum of all bases reached by a batter as a result of base hits; calculated as: singles + (2 x doubles) + (3 x triples) + (4 x home runs).
In my opinion, it is better to draft hitters early as it is trhen easy to fill in the positions with consistent players. However, if there is a very good pitcher, you may want to draft him, but there are probably going to be more sleepers later in the year you can get.
Most likely you cant change your name ive tried im sorry
On yahoo, between the 5th and 10th of feb, and on ESPN between the 10th and 15th. sounds like a rough guess because i don't know the exact date, but i am positive that both those sites start between those 2 dates
The same people in real life just depends on the year
Either Yahoo! Sports or ESPN. or take them for a walk in hockey or something outdoors because it is in the summer have some fun.